Provides individual emergency assistance by fire, police, and/or ambulance.

Performs duties to save lives and protect property.

***NOTE*** Click here for information on the Coronavirus for Berks County residents The Berks County Department of Emergency Services Communications Center is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year and provides communication services to all emergency service organizations in Berks County. They represent insurance to protect the County of Berks and its citizens when disaster strikes and reduces the County's liability for hazards that may strike. 9-1-1 Emergency 610-655-4911 Non Emergency Phone

Community emergency response team.

Provides 911 services as well as non-emergency information.

Provides emergency services and 911 communications. Dispatches emergency fire, police, and ambulance. Follows up on suspicious activities and immediate responses such as suspicious packages, persons engaged in suspicious activity near critical infrastructure, key assets, transportation, and more.

Provides emergency services dispatch for Somerset County.

Provides a county-wide communications system that permits 9-1-1 access to any individual in need of assistance in Lycoming County; dispatch of the appropriate police, fire, emergency medical services, emergency management personnel, and other affiliated agencies to emergency incidents by certified telecommunicators; and works in conjunction with the County Emergency Management Agency, Regional Emergency Medical Services Council, and Hazardous Materials Planning Division of the Department of Public Safety.

Answers all emergency and non-emergency calls for Lebanon County. Provides communications between Fire, Police, EMS, EMA, Haz-Mat, local highway, and coordinates communications with other counties and state/federal agencies.

Receives 9-1-1 calls for emergency assistance and the dispatching of fire, ambulance, and police to the incident. Manages functions of planning, training, exercising public safety, facilities, and the public in all-hazards emergencies. Assists in recovery operations after an emergency.

Provides emergency river rescue and search for drowning victims and waterways safety training.

Provides a 911 emergency response program. Operates a telephone response service staffed by trained personnel who assess requests for emergency assistance and dispatch the appropriate emergency response agency (law enforcement, fire, paramedics/EMTs or ambulance services).

Operates the 9-1-1 Emergency Communications Center. Establishes an Emergency Operations Center, EOC. Plans for all hazardous disasters. Coordinates and provides the capability to respond to all hazardous materials incidents. Assists all emergency first responders and special teams in conducting essential training.

Answers calls and dispatches emergency services.

Provides emergency dispatch service for police, fire and ambulance needs. 9-1-1 Emergency 610-759-2200 Non-emergency 610-317-0808 Non-emergency 570-897-9078 Non-emergency

Directs, controls, and coordinates response efforts on behalf of Schuylkill County Commissioners during a major disaster. Also assists both public and private entities in developing mitigation plans to lessen the impact of disasters, through hazardous identification and risk assessment.

Providing fire services to the community.

Full service 9-1-1 communications center taking 9-1-1 emergency calls and conducting dispatching for all fire, EMS and municipal police departments within Clinton County.

Provides emergency dispatch service for police, fire and ambulance needs.

Provides 911 emergency services.

Provide access to emergency fire, police and ambulance services in Susquehanna County. Helps to prepare for, manage through and recover from any type of natural disaster, emergency or threat to security that may occur in Susquehanna County.

Provides access to emergency fire, police and ambulance services in Luzerne County.

Provides emergency dispatch service for police, fire and ambulance needs.

Provides 9-1-1 emergency services for residents of Lawrence County.

All Non-Emergency numbers are direct lines to County-Wide Communications, Lancaster County's 24-hour public safety answering point for all 911 calls. Staff provides emergency dispatch service for police, fire and ambulance needs. Maintains a supply of "911" phone stickers which they can distribute to the public. Will refer animal problems to the proper authorities, including stray and barking dog complaints in the city. 9-1-1 Emergency 800-691-3473 Non-emergency fire reporting/info 800-957-2677 Non-emergency police reporting/info 800-691-3473 Non-emergency ambulance reporting/info